Book Review By Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR.

In creativity and in telling a scary story about nightmares is The Dream Pillow. This early reading and learning creative children’s book tells the story of a young girl and her pillow.

In her sleep, the student in early reading and learning wakes up scared. With vivid illustrations and a creative narrative, she seeks answers on the meaning of her dreams.

With new words in early reading and learning, The Dream Pillow teaches through dialogue and through question and answer format.

Authored by Nadia Davids, designed by Nadine Kriel, edited by Diane Awerbuck and illustrated by Lutfia Kamish- Ebrahim, The Dream Pillow teaches by showing a kid in early reading of various illustrations which help in naming and in spelling in early reading and learning.

Get a copy of The Dream Pillow at Book Dash and teach a kid in early reading the spelling and meaning of a pirate, a teddy bear, a wallpaper

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